>Agreed. Let's say mandatory registration somehow becomes law. How does that law get enforced? Voluntary submission of serial numbers? Door to door search? I suspect compliance will rank right up there with speeding. As for myself - get a warrant.
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This looks like another job for Homeland Security! :)

>>In short, it precedes confiscation (as demonstrated in California with SKS rifles). Also, rights are granted as a privilege and are preceded by imposing registration (identification) requirements such as registration before that right can be exercised looks to me like abrogation of the right. To comply is to agree with invalidating the 2nd amendment. I think citizens are guaranteed the right to overthrow a tyrannical government if it should ever be necessary and that removes that right.
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